activities in Society

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Mrs. Arthur J. • Hass, 1350 Strathcona, president of the Michigan
Federation of Temple Sisterhoods, will participate in the biennial meet-
ing of the District Presidents Council of the National Federation of
Temple Sisterhoods at NFTS headquarters in New York, Oct. 11 and 12.
The Michigan Federation, which is NFTS District 11, includes the Sister-
hoods of Reform Jewish Congregations in Michigan and Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schecket of Sherman Ave., Oak Park, will leave

for Atlanta, Ga. to attend the wedding Sunday of their daughter Lois
to Murray Asher.

Former Detroiters Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Leeds, now living in Dallas,
Tex., will have as their house guest Robert C. W. Ettinger, author of
"The Prospect of Immortality," during the weekend of Oct. 23. Ettinger

will be featured on radio and television programs in Dallas and Fort

Worth and will speak at a "Meet the Authors" program in Fort Worth,
Oct. 25.
Dr. and Mrs. Reuben K. Kaznelson of Israel were elected honorary
members of the Hordes FamilY Club, and Mrs. Edward Wishnetsky was

.named president at the 10th anniversary celebration of the club. Mrs.
Kaznelson is a former member of the Israel Knesset.
Among local delegates to the biennial convention of the Great
Lakes Region Union of American Hebrew Congregations, this week-
end in Chicago, will be Temple Beth El members Stanley J. Karbel and
Mrs. Sidney Miller. Mr. Karbel, president of the temple, will chair a
workshop on worship; and Irving I. Katz, executive secretary of Te'mple
Beth El, will speak on "Board Members Are Made, Not Born." Sessions
will be at the Pick-Congress Hotel.
Detroiters participating in the United Jewish Appeal's 10th official
study mission to Europe and Israel include Max M. Fisher, associate
general chairman of the UJA and chairman of the executive com-
mittee of the Detroit Jewish . Welfare Federation; Mrs. Sidney J. Allen,
Dr. and Mrs. I. Jerome Hauser, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Shiffman, Mr. and
Mrs. Max Stollman and Paul Zuckerman, member of the UJA National
Campaign Cabinet and vice president of the Detroit Jewish Welfare
Federation. They are among 140 of the nation's key Jewish leaders
to be present when the mission opens Sunday in Israel.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Jaffe and family. • formerly of Detroit have
returned from a year in Sweden and Europe and are now living in
Ann Arbor, where Dr. Jaffe is doing research at the University, of
Michigan.
Volunteer workers for Sander Levin are planning a party .
8 p.m. Oct. 17 at the I.O.O.F. Hall in Hazel Park. Refreshments and
music by the Blue. Notes Dance band will be provided. Sen. Philip
Hart and Democratic candidate for governor Neil Staehler will be
among the guests. For information, call the Levin for State • Senate

Headquarters, 543-3763.
Mrs. Murray Belkin of Cleveland. formerly of Detroit, spent the
holiday with her mother, Mrs. Annie Handelsman, 980 Whitmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cutler of Prairie Ave. had as their house-
guest for the holidays Mrs. Cutler's niece, Flo Lebowitz of Brooklyn.
Dr. and Mrs. David Nlarks of Kenosha Ave., Oak Park. are spend-
ing the month touring Israel. Italy. Switzerland and France.
Mrs. Julius Ring. 19978 Snowden, will host a luncheon and games
party for the child rescue fund 12:3'0 Tuesday.

AJC Offers Facts About Extremism

Extremists . are fighting Ameri-
canism, not communism. says a 16-
page pamphlet entitled "What Is
Extremism? Ten Questions and
Answers," published by, the Amer-
ican Jewish Committee for dis- •
tribution by democratic, anti-ex-
tremist groups throughout the
country.
The purpose of the pamphlet,
according to the introduction, is
to circulate the truth about ex-
remists who cry that "America
must be snatched from the grip
of conspiracy.
"Under the banner of breaking
a. conspiracy," the introduction
continues, "the extremists of the
right have licensed themselves to
break the law. They intimidate by
slander, terrorize by rumor, dis-
turb the peace and incite violence.

JULES DONESON TRAVEL
PHOTO-QUIZ NO. 1

This little gild is a . native Me-
tro:ter, the wife of o t well-known
food executive. She end her hus-
band are vacationing in Bermuda,
travel arrangements by JULES
DONESON TRAVEL AGENCY. .
WHO IS SHE?
(Answer next week on "Activities
in Society" pogo/

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This extremist wolf in anti-Corn-
munist clothing presents a prob-
lem. How can patriotic Americans.
sincerely concerned about commii-
nism, guard against being duped?"

In reply,, the pamphlet presents
sharp. pointed answers to such
questions as: What are the tactics
of extremist groups? Are extrem-
ists and conservatives alike? What
is the John Birch Society? Why
worry about the extremists? What
is the best, antidote to extremism?

Tom Downs Candidate
for Court of Appeals

Running for judgeship on the
newly formed Wayne County Court
of Appeals • is Tom Downs, Demo-
cratic delegate and vice president
of the 1961 constitutional conven-
tion.
Downs, a 1940 law graduate from
the University of Michigan, is at-
torney for the
AFL-CIO. He has
Served on the
Michigan Em-
ployment Secur-
ity Commission;
Con Con Citizens
Advisory C o m-
mittee; secretary
of state's election
study committee;
Civil Service
Commission ad-
visory committee;
budget and con-
sultation commit-
tee; Michigan Bar
Committee on
• Downs
legislation; committee on court ad-
ministration and committee on ad-
ministrative agencies.
He is a past member of `the
executive board of the Michigan
Welfare League, member of the
Wayne County Board of canvas-
sers and special legal adviser to
the Michigan • State Democratic
Central Committee.

MUMFORD
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Finkel Israel Rites
Planned for Next June

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By LARRY DEITCH

Nine M u m f or d seniors have
been selected as National Merit
Scholarship semifinalists. They
were chosen on the bosis of com-
prehensive, competitive examina-
tions given last spring and
represent the top two-thirds of one
per cent of all high school seniors
across the nation.
Once again, Mumford ranks near
the top of all Michigan high
Schools in semifinalists. The win-
ners are Neal Bruss, Efrem Gold-
berg, Ellen Gross, 'Joel Hencken,
Roy Jacobson, Gary Krieger, Bab-
' ette Krolik, Terry Lewis and Steve
Wildstrom.
The public is invited to attend a
showing of "The Making of the
President, 1960,1 a filmed adapta-
tion of Theodoii H. White's best-
selling book. The film, originally
shown on television, will be shown
8 p.m. today in the auditorium.

Beth Moses Young Folks
to Get Acquainted

Beth Moses United Synagogue
Youth will present its "Member-
ship Mania" 8 p.m. Saturday in the
synagogue social hall. -
All Jewish youth in the com-
munity are invited to join in the
program, "Getting to Know U S
. . . Why?" Refreshments and
dancing will be featured. No
charge.
For information, call Sheri Tere-
belo, KE 5-5198, Jean Papa, KE
4-2210, or Don Skupsky, KE 4-3529

Simhat Torah Dinner Set

Radomer Aid and Ladies Society
will hold a Simhat Torah dinner
6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Work-
men's Circle Center. Entertain-
ment, highlighted by movies and
games, will be featured. Wolf Fin-
kelstein is chairman for the eve-
MISS BARBARANN FINKEL
Mr and Mrs Ben Finkel 18096 . ning. Proceeds will go to charity.
Northlawn, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Barbarann
to Dennis Robert Israel, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Israel, 13134
Sherwood. Huntington Woods.
The bride-elect is a senior at
Wayne State University's college '
of education, where she is a mem-
ber of Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority.
Her fiance is a senior at the col-
lege of radio and television at
the University of Detroit. He is af-
filiated with Alpha, Epsilon Rho -
Fraternity. .
Donations will go to the John
A June 2 wedding is planned.
F. Kennedy Memorial
Library
Fund. There is an excellent pos-
sibility that Sargent Shriver, direc-
tor of the Peace Corps and the
President's anti-poverty campaign,
will speak at the meeting.
This past week, all 10B and 12B
students took the SCAT-STEP
Corsets-Brassieres
tests. These exams, given over a
Expertly Fitted
three-day period, are a test of
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achievement in such areas as Eng-
lish, social studies, math ' and
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science. The exams also are a test
of each student's collegiate capa-
Hide:. and vocational aptitudes.
BERNARD N.
Earl Matthews, drama instruc-
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tor, has announced the cast of
Bar Mitzvahs — Weddings
this semester's school play, "All
About Agatha," a new play by
KE 1-8196
Jonathon Troy, to be presented
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Dec. 10 and 11. The cast mem-
bers include Del Appelby, Ben-
son Bar, Sheryl Feldman, Har-
vey Ovshinsky, Jody Pearlman,
OIL PAINTINGS
Bob Rosenberg, Kathy Ross;
ART GALLERY
PORTRAITS
Sherty Suttles and Harry Winer.
2610 N. Woodward at 12 1/2 Mile, Royal Oak
The student director is Judy
Telephone 549-5970
Moss.
Mumford 12B Mark Levin, De -
troit chairman of High School Stu-
dents for Johnson and Humphrey,
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announces that anyone interested
in working for the election cam-
paign of Lyndon B. Johnson and
• Crystal
Hubert Humphrey can do so by
• Sterling
calling the organization's head-
quarters, 864-1154.
S Silver-plate
The football team played its
first game Sept. 25 and won a
e Pewter
close 7-0 decision from Finney.
The Mustangs won the game in the
• Diamonds
last two minutes of play as Pren-
• Watches
tis McGlaun cracked over from the
three-yard line. The defensive unit
• Luggage
was led by tackle Art Moore. On
Oct. 2, Mumford lost to last year's
• Stainless-
city champion, Denby, and its next
game will be played against persh-
ing Oct. 16 at Mumford.

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Joseph Ross Will. Review
South American Jewry
for Student Zionist Group

Joseph Ross, • vice president of
the American Jewish Committee,
will speak at the first program of
the Student Zionist Organization
of Wayne State University, 8 p.m.
Sunday in the Chase Room of
Mackenzie Hall.
Ross, who has just returned from
a three-week tour of four Latin
American countries under the aus-
pices of the AJC, will speak on
"South American Jewry: a Dilem-
ma." Refreshments will be served
and Israeli dancing and folk sing-
ing will follow the meeting. Guests
invited.

He who accepts charity but does
not need it, will eventually need
it.—Kethuboth 68.

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